Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle, who recently split, purchased two waterfront mansions in Jupiter, Florida, near Mar-a-Lago. While Guilfoyle prepares for her ambassadorship in Greece, the future of the properties remains uncertain. Insiders report Guilfoyle is enthusiastic about her new diplomatic role, while Trump Jr has been spending time with his new girlfriend Bettina Anderson.
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